I ordered these and the free range pros not having a ton of confidence in what size I should get since I couldn't try them on.

Like I mentioned in my free range pro review I'm a 5'5" male that regularly climbs 5.10a-5.12a and v4-v5. My feet are more on the wide side than they are narrow and I'm a street shoe size 8.5. I typically climb in a size 9(us) or 42(UK) shoe (evolv, sportiva, madrock) and decided to order both this shoe and the free range pro in the same size 9. This shoe IS smaller than the free range pros and I believe a 9.5 in these would have been perfect as my experience getting into the shoe was similar to previous ones mentioned. It was a fight to get into it but the shoes do feel fantastic. The soft (synthetic?) upper feels fantastic around the foot and although the rubber does seem a bit thinner than I'm used to, it has significantly more grip and feedback than previous pairs I've owned. The thing that stood out to me most is how locked into the shoe my foot felt, not due to the smaller size, but largely due to the shape. It completely grabbed my heel and felt conformed to my foot, a great fit.

At the price it can't be beat and I'm likely going to order a couple more.

My son and I both love the fit and the height and room in the toe box. Rubber is soft yet firm. The aggressive fit is surprisingly comfortable.

Narrow fit, narrow entrance but very comfortable and very flexible.

The New Zero fits my foot shape and is very comfortable to wear.
The sole is soft, but you can also ride fine holds.
The edging is also excellent due to the excellent sole sensation.
I made a very good purchase.

Street size 8.5M, NZ size 9.5M
Had to use plastic bag to get inside the shoe the first time. After that no need for plastic bag. Soft shoe with good smearing and good edging if the size is not too big. The feeling is very close to Scarpa Drago. The soil is a bit less durable than grip2 but not that far off. Good quality shoes, recommend, especially given the price.